Robert Brady's Casa de la Torre: Inside the Museum of Mexico's Liberace Brandon Presser - The Daily Beast
go to original April 2, 2014

In the shadow of the Cathedral of Cuernavaca, the Casa de la Torre houses a unique collection of fine and decorative arts from all over the world. The visitor will enjoy a house-museum created in a portion of a massive XVI century Franciscan Convent. (roberto ferias rodriguez)

Fifty miles south of Mexico City, a house holds a massive trove of international art collected by the world’s most flamboyant bon vivant - yet, you’ve probably never heard of him.

Robert Brady, a consummate bon vivant, Hollywood hobnobber, and kaftan enthusiast, lived a rather short, but very full life spending his inheritance creating one of the most beautifully curated collections of private art in the world. Casa de la Torre, his masterpiece, is an immaculately preserved residence-cum-museum that is a testament to the impeccable taste and quirky life of its creator.

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